#IS THERE A STEAM BADGE FOR MANDAGON FULL#
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Better not to track wards placed at all, really. My 'Wards Placed' gems are documentary proof of something that the majority of people won't believe anyway: that buying all of the support items didn't actually win us any games, and ultimately has nothing to do with our unfashionable MMR ratings.

In fact, I think the majority of the strangers I've played with would argue that those wards were never placed at all. I don't feel nearly as strongly about the three hundred or so wards I've placed as Rubick and Crystal Maiden, and I'm not sure anybody else does either. Reaching this milestone is a sign that there is still some good left in the world. Those hundred dunks are the few, the brave, the just. I die a little bit inside every time some quote-unquote 'core' hero decides that their need to buy game-winning items supersedes my need to welcome our enemies to the jam. One hundred dunks is significant: each dunk a happy memory, and each a reminder of the many thousand more dunks that I've been unjustly denied by kill-hungry allies. I love Axe very much, and believe strongly that Culling Blade is the best ability in the game. I've only had it for a few months, but that gem means something to me. USELESS NUMBER #3: The current count on any of your 'Wards Placed' gems.Ī personal milestone: my 'Enemies Culled' gem hit triple figures today. Who were you, one person who never loaded Dota 2 ? What was it that put you off? Was it the dickheads? I bet it was the dickheads. I'm fascinated by the difference between the two values, though.

#IS THERE A STEAM BADGE FOR MANDAGON FULL#

In Dota's case, the number is most useful for giving you some sense of how many people start playing the game and immediately run the other way-like Han Solo in A New Hope if he'd burst into a room full of wizards and internet dickheads instead of Stormtroopers.

#IS THERE A STEAM BADGE FOR MANDAGON FREE#

All these numbers indicate is that a fairly substantial chunk of Steam's user base will at some point boot up either of Valve's free to play games. I have 137 friends who play Team Fortress 2. So here's a fun observation: I have 136 friends who play Dota 2 according to Steam. USELESS NUMBER #2: The number of your friends who play Dota 2. Fairies that turn out to be real and force you to remortgage your house every time there's a Steam Sale. Impish little money-siphons that vanish when you look right at them, like fairies at the bottom of the garden. All I can take from this is that Valve are very good at providing people with opportunities to lose money in ways that seem like total nonsense when considered with the front part of your brain. Whatever the reason, I have a level five Steam badge for Dota 2.

As if they couldn't pick that up from the many other numbers at the top of my Recent Game Activity: 42.3 hours past 2 weeks. It followed that I'd enjoy scanning the Steam market in order to purchase pictures of characters for pennies and then binding these pictures to my profile so that somebody might look at my profile and think 'this person considers Dota 2 to be an entertaining way to spend time'. If the decision involved any thought at all, it went something like this: I like to play Dota 2, and I like to perform tasks related to Dota 2. I believe I received a discount on capable puzzle platformer Toki Tori for doing so, but that's not why I did it. At some point last year-shortly after TI3, according to my Steam profile-I decided that it was important that I collect five full sets of Dota 2 trading cards.

I have no earthly idea why this is something that I acquired on purpose. I have a level five Steam badge for Dota 2.

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